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GREEK FERRY STRIKE STALLS TOURISTS, TRADEATHENS, Greece - A strike by ferry crews in

Indonesia's leading port, Tanjung Priok, faces a wide range of serious problems, and congestion is j

A plan to bury contaminated silt right on the site of a Boston harbor dredging project rather than a

Over vehement objections by pro-labor Democrats, House Republicans spent Friday ramming through the

Santa Fe Railway agreed to sell 1.4 million acres of Nevada land to Western Water Co., a California

Saying that it intends to be the dominant cargo carrier in the Caribbean, BWIA International Airways

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U.S. agricultural exports to China rebounded sharply in 1995 and that upward trend should continue i

Russia isn't likely to buy U.S. grain soon, but the long-term outlook is hopeful as the country cont

INDIAN COFFEE BOARD THREATENS ACTIONBANGALORE, India - The Coffee Board of India is

The U.S. rig count stands at 666, down from 684 last week and 766 a year ago, according to a weekly

The focus of attention in the copper market is currently shifting from Singapore - the recent recipi

PHELPS DODGE INTERNATIONAL CORP. (Coral Gables, Fla.) - Raymond Gallardo was elected president of th

A federal antitrust investigation of the food and feed additives industries includes A.E. Staley Man

Cyprus Amax Minerals Co. said it and other partners in the Kubaka gold mining project in Eastern Rus

China has created an entity to attract the increasing amounts of overseas money needed to complete i

US OFFICIAL SEES RUSSIA RAISING ITS OIL EXPORTSWASHINGTON - Russia's oil exports wil

Reversing a downward trend, Germany's imports of U.S. coal tripled in the first quarter of this year

An international consortium that joins Japan's Sodeco, Exxon Corp. of the United States and two Russ

The state-owned Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand has received 32 bids for a massive powe

Friday June 30, 1995 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

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German producer prices in May were unchanged from April and up 1.9 percentfrom May 1994, the

The United States agreed Friday to scrap anti-dumping restrictions on Russian uranium imported under

The U.S. dollar will dive to record lows before the end of 1995, currency traders and analysts said.

U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor is expected to announce today a U.S. government probe of cha

Former U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills expressed relief that the 11th- hour compromise on U.S.

The world economy is likely to grow by more than 3 percent next year, with Eastern Europe showing th

France's unemployment rate was 11.6 percent in May, unchanged from its revised level in April, the L

While the United States was locked in battle with Japan over cars and car parts, the European Union

In a bid to capitalize on a rapidly growing market free of entrenched Japanese competitors, the Unit

Turkey's gross national product fell by 0.2 percent in the first quarter from the same period last y

While the potential of direct marketing in Japan has U.S. companies salivating on their catalogs, on

Four telecommunications firms, including British Telecom and top U.S. companies, submitted bids on F

"We have to call a halt to the transfer of new powers to Brussels."

South Korea's gross domestic product will grow 9.2 percent in 1995 on a year- on-year basis, the Ban

ISRAEL CHANGES RULES ON LABELING OF IMPORTSIsrael has issued new rules allowing the labeling

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Canada plans to update its competition laws to combat the rise of new problems in such areas as cros